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SUMMARY:2018 Distinguished Alumni Events to be held on Friday\, April 6. 
DESCRIPTION:Texarkana Independent School District will honor two of their own\, Rep. Marvin L. Abney (Dunbar High School Class of 1968) and Dr. Lanny G. Chasteen (Texas High School Class of 1960)\, as the 2018 Distinguished Alumni during events to be held on Friday\, April 6. \n  \nA Student Leadership Breakfast will be held from 9:00 – 10:30 a.m. at the Dan Haskins Student Center at Texas High School\, 2112 Kennedy Lane.  The event will offer leadership students from Texas Middle School and Texas High School the opportunity to hear from the honorees to learn first-hand how the example that you set for others\, and for yourself\, begins at an early age in order to build a strong foundation for personal and professional growth. \n  \nFrom 11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.\, a Distinguished Alumni Luncheon will be held at the Texarkana Country Club\, #1 Country Club Drive\, where the two individuals will be presented and awarded the honor of 2018 Distinguished Alumni.  There is limited seating and reservations are required by contacting    Tina Veal-Gooch at 903.794.3651 ext. 1013. \n  \nFollowing graduation from Dunbar High School in 1968\, Rep. Marvin Abney attended Texarkana College before completing his Bachelor of Science in Public Administration at Stephen F. Austin State University in 1975.  He went on to earn a Master in Management from Webster University in 1982\, a Master of Business Administration from the University of Rhode Island in 2000 and a Certificate of Advanced Graduate Study in Educational Leadership from Johnson & Wales University in 2005. \n  \nAbney served a 20-year career in the United States Army during which he completed Officer Candidate School and Airborne School.  He commanded a U.S. Detachment for the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) Headquarters in Brussels\, Belgium which included responsibilities at the American Embassy in Paris\, France. Abney is a graduate of the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College and while stationed in Europe\, taught Business Law and General Business courses at City Colleges of Chicago\, European Division. \n  \nIn his professional career\, Abney served as: City Official for Newport\, Rhode Island’s Zoning Board of Review; Executive Assistant to the Rhode Island Commissioner for Secondary and Elementary Education; and\, Interim Director of Human Resources Development at the State of Rhode Island\, Department of Secondary and Elementary Education. \nHe was elected to serve the residents of Newport and Middleton\, Rhode Island in District 73 in November 2012.  In May 2016\, Abney was named as Chairman of the House of Representatives Finance Committee\, which is tasked with adopting the annual state budget.  Additionally\, he served on the House Committee for Veterans’ Affairs and sponsored successful legislation requiring the reporting of any sexual abuse of a child by an employee\, contractor or volunteer of an educational program. \n  \nDuring the 2017 legislative session\, Abney was the lead sponsor of the Fiscal Year 2018 state budget which funds the first year of a six-year phase-out of the car tax\, raises the minimum wage\, restores free bus fares for the elderly and disabled and includes a pilot program to provide two years of free tuition at the Community College of Rhode Island. \n  \nIn addition to his current duties as a legislator\, Abney serves on the Board of Incorporators for BankNewport; Board of Directors of the Redwood Library & Athenaeum; and\, Vice-Chair of the Budget and Revenue Committee of the National Council of State Legislatures. \n  \nHe has served as Vice-President on the Executive Board for the Narragansett Boy Scouts Council; President for the Newport Education Foundation; President of the Parent Teachers Association of American NATO Schools; Member of the Newport Public School’s Strategic Planning Committee;  Member for the Internal Review Board of Salve Regina University; Member of the Community College of Rhode Island Foundation Board of Trustees; Founding Member for the Board of Trustees of Newport Community School; Treasurer of the Board of Directors of the Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center; Board of Directors for the Newport County YMCA; and\, consultant to the Annenberg Institute of School Reform at Brown University.  He was honored by the Women’s Resource Center of Newport & Bristol County as one of their “Men Who Make a Difference.” \n  \nAbney lives in Newport with his wife\, Cheryl Lynn (Amado). He is the father of sons\, Marvin L. Abney II\, Christian A. Abney (U.S. Army Major) and daughter\, Tess A. Abney. He is the grandfather of four granddaughters: Sierra\, Jade\, Mia and Dakota. \n  \nDr. Lanny G. Chasteen graduated from Texas High School in 1960 and furthered his education earning a Bachelor of Business Administration from The University of Texas at Austin\, a Master in Business Administration and a Doctorate in Accounting from the University of Arkansas.  He is a retired Certified Public Accountant in Oklahoma. \n  \nHis 39-year career in Accounting includes serving as:  Faculty for Oklahoma State University; Head of the School of Accounting for OSU; Professor Emeritus of Accounting for OSU; Lecturer in Accounting at Rice University; Faculty Resident for Haskins & Sells\, now known as Deloitte\, one of the “Big Four” accounting organizations and the largest professional services network in the world; and\, Summer Visiting Professor positions at University of Texas at Austin\, Texas Tech University\, University of Texas at Arlington and the University of Tulsa. \n  \nChasteen is the author of articles appearing in The Accounting Review\, Accounting Horizons\, Issues in Accounting Education\, Abacus\, Journal of Accountancy\, Journal of Accounting Education and other academic and professional journals.   He has served on the editorial boards of The Accounting Review\, Journal of Accounting Education and Issues in Accounting Education and has co-authored six editions of Intermediate Accounting\, the college textbook which is the standard for students and professionals in the field. \n  \nHe has held or currently holds memberships in:  Beta Gamma Sigma and Beta Alpha Psi honorary and professional societies; American Accounting Association\, American Institute of CPAs\, Oklahoma Society of CPAs\, Accounting Programs Leadership Group of the American Accounting Association\, Federation of Schools of Accountancy\, Financial Executives Institute and Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business. \n  \nDr. Chasteen has received numerous honors and awards for his work.  They include:  Oklahoma Gold Medalist and Elijah Watts Sells National Honorable Mention for the CPA Examination; Department of Accounting Alumni Award from the University of Arkansas in 1988; Oklahoma Society of Certified Public Accountants Outstanding Educator Award in 1990 and 2007; Faculty Award of Merit from the Federation of Schools of Accountancy in 1999; various teaching awards from Oklahoma State University; and\, the establishment of the Lanny G. Chasteen Endowed Chair in Accounting at OSU in 2006. \n  \nHis volunteer service includes serving on the Audit Committee for the City of Stillwater\, OK for over 20 years\, being the CROP Walk (Communities Responding to Overcome Poverty) Representative and assorted committee appointments at Highland Park United Methodist Church in Stillwater.  Today he serves as an Usher for St. Peter’s United Methodist Church in Katy\, TX and as a Home Deliverer for Meals on Wheels. \n  \nChasteen lives in Katy\, TX with his wife of 54 years\, Jane.  They have two daughters – Joey Michelle Rhodair and Jamie Lynn Pilloff\, one grandson\, Jeremy Pilloff and one granddaughter\, Julia Pilloff. \n  \nSince 1992\, TISD has sponsored a Distinguished Alumni Awards program to recognize the outstanding personal and professional achievements of their alumni.  These outstanding former Texas High School and Dunbar High School graduates are models to current and future alumni in terms of their professional\, leadership and ethical standards.  Past award recipients have been:           Truman Arnold\, Dr. Lenox Dial Baker\, Miller Barber\, Melvin Bradley\, Dr. Karen D. Bradshaw\, Billy C. Burnett\, Ned Burns\, Dr. William Dorland\, Lt. Col. Norman “Ken” Dyson\, Carl Finch\, Theron Goynes\, Dan Haskins\, Ethel Pauley Jones\, David Kusin\, Gary Kusin\, Prudence Mackintosh\, Donald Ray McNeal\, George McWilliams\, Rick Minter\, Jerry “Boo” Mitchell\, Jr.\, Josh R.\, Morriss\, Martha W. Morriss\, Lt. Col. Daniel Oosterhous\, H. Ross Perot\, Dan Petty\, Col. Willie Pollard\, Jr.\, Collin Raye\, Bill Rogers\, Melanie Kusin Rowe\, Marjorie Scardino\, Vicki Schultz\, Robert Wickliffe “Wick” Temple\, Dr. David Tilson\, III\, Sheilah Walker and Dr. Steve Woodle.
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SUMMARY:CASA for Children Calls for More Volunteers During National Child Abuse Prevention Month
DESCRIPTION:April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month\, and CASA for Children  is raising awareness about child abuse and neglect and the need for more dedicated members of the community to step up and become CASA volunteers.  \nWhen a child is placed in the foster care system due to abuse or neglect\, they are often removed from their home and placed in state care – sometimes far away from their family\, loved ones and community. CASA volunteers\, or Court Appointed Special Advocates\, are everyday people from all walks of life who are recruited and specially trained to advocate for these children and provide a consistent\, reliable adult presence for them during a difficult time in their life. \n“In addition to the trauma they have already experienced due to the initial abuse or neglect\, foster care can take a toll on children\,” said Brandy Eldridge\, Executive Director of CASA for Children and the Texarkana Children’s Advocacy Center. “They need an advocate who will get to know them\, speak up for them and ensure their needs are met while they are in the system\, and that is what our volunteers provide.”  \nCASA volunteers are assigned to one child or sibling group to advocate for their best interest in court\, in school and in other settings. They get to know the child and everyone involved in their life\, such as family members\, foster parents\, therapists and teachers\, in order to develop a realistic picture of the child’s unique situation. They make recommendations to the judge overseeing the child’s case\, with the goal of ensuring that the child is safe and has the resources needed to heal.  \n“Even one child victim of abuse or neglect is too many\, and it is critical that we continue to raise awareness of this issue in our community and nationwide\,” said Eldridge. “But becoming a CASA volunteer is a way to take it beyond just awareness\, and do your part to help break the cycle for future generations.”    \nLocally\, CASA for Children served 375 children in the foster care system in an eight county area surrounding Texarkana in 2017\, and the Texarkana Children’s Advocacy Center served 668 (more than 1\,000 abused and neglected children served each year).  This April\, consider stepping up to make a difference for these children by becoming a CASA volunteer. \n“We at CASA for Children always hope for the day when CASA and a national month dedicated to child abuse prevention are no longer needed because all children have the safe\, loving home they deserve\,” said Eldridge. “Until then\, we will continue to seek more members of the community to join our growing movement\, and we will not rest until we can provide a CASA volunteer for every child who needs one.” \nApril is National Child Abuse Prevention Month. If you see abuse\, in Texas report it to 1(800) 252-5400 or go to www.txabusehotline.org\, or in Arkansas report it to 1(800)482-5964. If a child’s life is in danger\, call 911. For more information on CASA\, visit www.BecomeaCASA.org or www.casatexarkana.org. The next volunteer information sessions will be Thursday\, April 12\, 9:30 a.m. or 5:30 p.m. at 1201 Main Street\, Texarkana\, Texas. \n  \n  \nCASA Events In Honor of Child Abuse Prevention Month: \n  \nChild Abuse Prevention Month Kick-Off – Proclamation Reading & CASA’s Tiny Casa Unveiling – Friday\, April 6\, 10:00 a.m. at Ledwell Machinery\, 910 E. Loop Drive\, Texarkana\, Texas.  Both Texas and Arkansas Mayors will be on hand to proclaim April as Child Abuse Prevention month in Texarkana.  Also\, CASA and Texarkana College Construction Technology’s program will debut this year’s tiny house. \nCASA is extremely grateful for a strong community partnership with the Texarkana College and is excited to unveil this year’s tiny house at this Kick-Off event.   “Texarkana College is honored to be a part of the efforts to raise funds and awareness for CASA and the Texarkana Children’s Advocacy Center\,” said TC president James Henry Russell. “The students in our Construction Technology program not only learn valuable skills while working on the project but also learn the importance of serving the community and giving back your time and resources to those in need. This is our tenth year serving as a partner with CASA on this project and it has been a source of pride for both our students and faculty to know the proceeds from the raffle go to such an important cause.”  \nCASA’s Tiny CASA tours and chances to win the tiny house will be available immediately after the Proclamation Reading. \n  \nWear Blue Day – Friday\, April 6\, On this day\, Join CASA for Children and individuals and organizations all over the nation banding together to make a visible commitment to preventing child abuse and supporting strong families and healthy children.  WEAR BLUE anywhere – to work\, to school\, a community event\, the gym\, and even at home. Invite your friends\, family\, students\, co-workers or even your entire office to WEAR BLUE too! It doesn’t matter if it’s a blue shirt or blue suede shoes\, the unified\, community-wide act of wearing blue will help raise awareness that child abuse is preventable.  (Why Blue?  In the spring of 1989\, a grandmother from Virginia began the blue ribbon campaign as a tribute to her grandson\, a three-year old who died at the hands of his mother’s abusive boyfriend.  Since that time\, concerned citizens all over the country have worn blue as a symbol of the need to prevent child abuse and neglect.) \nAlso\, drive by the CASA for Children office and see our building decked-out in blue ribbons and blue lights for the month of April. \nSaturday\, April 7th – CASA’s Tiny Casa\, Tours and chances to win the tiny house will be available at Twisted Fork\, 5522 Summerhill Road (shopping center on the corner of Summerhill and Moores Lane) from 9:00am – 1:00pm.  Members of Arkansas High School’s Family Career and Community Leaders of America group will open the tiny house for tours and offer $20 chances to win\, as well as sharing information about becoming CASA Volunteers. \nApril 15th – CASA’s 13th Annual Songwriters on the Edge of Texas Concert – 6:00pm\, Northridge Country Club – Featuring BOB SCHNEIDER\, the Warren Hood Duo\, and The Moss Brothers.  Dinner by Outback Steakhouse.  General admission tickets available for $75 at www.casatexarkana.org/songwriters. \nCASA’s Tiny Casa will be given away during the Songwriters concert on April 15th.  Only 1\,500 tickets will be sold and can be purchased online for $20 each at www.casatexarkana.org/tinyhouse. \nApril 16th – CASA’s 13th Annual Songwriters Golf Tournament\, Northridge Country Club – 11:30\, Lunch & Registration\, 8:00 Morning or 1:00 Afternoon Tee times available.  Four-person scramble teams $600 or individual golf entry fee $150\, and includes a Songwriters concert ticket and Lunch by Texas Roadhouse.  For Golf Team registration or more information\, contact Leigh Davis at 903-792-1030.
URL:https://txktoday.com/eventscal/casa-children-calls-volunteers-national-child-abuse-prevention-month/
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SUMMARY:The AHS Razorback Theater Company will present Cotton Patch Gospel: The Greatest Story Ever Retold!
DESCRIPTION:The AHS Razorback Theater Company will present Cotton Patch Gospel: The Greatest Story Ever Retold!. The tale is based on the book The Cotton Patch Version of Matthew and John. The story retells the life of Jesus as if in the modern day\, rural Georgia. Though the setting and the style of the language greatly differs from the original telling of the Gospels\, the plot structure and message of the story stay true to the historical recording in The Gospel of Matthew. Ticket prices are $7 in advance; $10 at the door and may be purchased at ahsrtc.booktix.com. \nArkansas High School Student Union\n1500 Jefferson Avenue\nPerformance Times:\nFriday\, April 6 and Saturday\, April 7\, at 7:00 p.m.\nSunday\, April 8\, at 2:00 p.m.
URL:https://txktoday.com/eventscal/ahs-razorback-theater-company-will-present-cotton-patch-gospel-greatest-story-ever-retold/
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SUMMARY:NICU celebration
DESCRIPTION:Wadley Regional Medical Center will be hosting its first Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) Birthday Celebration on Saturday\, April 7th from 10am-12pm.  The NICU Birthday Party will be held in the front of the hospital between the Main Entrance and the Day Surgery entrance.  This is a chance to celebrate all babies who have been cared for in the Wadley NICU over the years. An invitation is warmly extended to the many patients and their families who received care in the Wadley NICU\, which was recently designated a Level II NICU in November 2017.  \n  \nThis celebration is an opportunity for families from around the Texarkana area to reunite with nurses who not only cared for their babies\, but helped the parents through an emotional and trying time.  “The staff has been the driving force behind getting this event put together\,” claims Shelby Brown\, director of marketing and planning for Wadley. “They are so excited to be able to reconnect with these very special deliveries and their families!”    \n  \nThere will be lots of games for the kids to play\, balloon animals by Daryl Miller\, hand prints\, and face painting.  To commemorate the day\, there will be a photo area for families to use their own camera. A birthday party would not be complete without a Birthday cake\, popcorn\, and a lemonade stand for all to enjoy. There will be fabulous Door Prizes and every child will receive a gift. \n  \n“We are excited to see these patients and families that it’s been our honor to care for in our NICU\,” says Antonette Reed\, Director Maternal and Child\, Wadley Regional Medical Center. “We hope that April’s NICU Birthday Party will be the first of many more to come in the years ahead. It should be a fun time for our current and former nurses to reconnect with patients who are now growing up healthy and strong!” \n  \nThe Texarkana Arkansas Fire Department will be on hand with a fire truck for children to experience up close and Sylvia Jennings with the Texas Department of Public Safety will be available for car seat checks.  It is important to have you child in a car seat\, but just as important is to have them restrained correctly. The Wadley Trauma Department will also have information on Arkansas and Texas State laws in reference to seatbelt usage. \n  \nWadley has been the Birth Place of Texarkana for generations. With the area’s most experienced birthing staff\, Wadley has set a precedent for childbirth excellence in the Four-State area by being the first designated 10 Step Hospital and first Mother-Friendly Worksite in Texarkana. The Texas 10 Step program\, developed in 1999\, is a method for improving maternity care practices in birthing facilities. The program aids birthing facilities in improving breastfeeding outcomes through adoption of best practices. As a Mother-Friendly Worksite\, Wadley Regional Medical Center proactively supports employees who choose to breastfeed their infants.  Our nursery provides newborn\, transition and Level II intensive care with 24-hour neonatology service. Additionally\, Wadley Regional Medical Center is a Blue Cross/Blue Shield Blue Distinction+ Center for Maternity Care – the only in Texarkana\, demonstrating better overall patient satisfaction and a lower percentage of early elective deliveries.
URL:https://txktoday.com/eventscal/nicu-celebration/
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SUMMARY:Pre-K and Kindergarten Roundup Will be Held on Tuesday\, April 3 from 4:00 – 6:00 p.m. at selected elementary school locations.
DESCRIPTION:Texarkana Independent School District will hold their Pre-K and Kindergarten Roundup on Tuesday\, April 3 from 4:00 – 6:00 p.m. at selected elementary school locations. \n  \nDuring the event\, parents and guardians will have the opportunity to register their student for Pre-K and Kindergarten for the 2018-19 school year\, meet the teachers and tour the campus. \n  \nIn order to register a student\, the parent/guardian must live in Texas and the student must be four years of age by September 1\, 2018.  Three-year olds will be accepted on a space available basis. \n  \nParents and guardians are asked to bring to the roundup the student’s updated immunization record\, birth certificate\, social security card and verification of residence.  Verification of income level is requested for Pre-Kindergarten enrollment. \n  \nParticipating campuses are Dunbar Early Education Center (Pre-K only)\, Theron Jones Early Literacy Center (Kindergarten Only) and Waggoner Creek Elementary (Kindergarten Only).  Highland Park Elementary\, Nash Elementary\, Spring Lake Park Elementary and Wake Village Elementary will be registering both Pre-K and Kindergarten. \n  \nFor more information on TISD’s Pre-K and Kindergarten Roundup\, call 903.794.3651 ext. 1030.
URL:https://txktoday.com/eventscal/pre-k-kindergarten-roundup-will-held-tuesday-april-3-400-600-p-m-selected-elementary-school-locations/
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SUMMARY:TAMUT Teacher Career Fair scheduled for April 3\, 2018
DESCRIPTION:Texas A&M University-Texarkana will host a Teacher Career Fair Tuesday\, April 3\, from 9:30-11:00 a.m. in Eagle Hall on the first floor of the University Center on the campus of Texas A&M University-Texarkana\, 7101 University Ave.\, Texarkana\, Texas. \nThe Teacher Career Fair provides teacher education students and other job seekers with an opportunity to visit in person with more than 20 prospective employers from area educational organizations. \nThe following school districts will be represented at the Teacher Career Fair: Pewitt CISD\, Liberty Eylau ISD\, Atlanta ISD\, Como Pickton ISD\, Ferris ISD\, Lafayette ISD\, Gilmer ISD\, New Diana ISD\, Hooks ISD\, Texarkana\, TX ISD\, Caddo Schools\, Texarkana\, AR ISD\, and Pleasant Grove ISD. Opportunities Inc. will have representatives present at the event. \n  \n“This is a tremendous opportunity for not only our students but area educators\,” said Tina Boitnott\, director of the office of career development at A&M-Texarkana. “We appreciate the participation of the school districts\, the community\, and the students to create opportunities to further their career.” \n  \nFor more information\, contact Samantha Armstrong\, Coordinator of Career Development\, at (903) 334-6728 or Samantha.Armstrong@tamut.edu.  \n 
URL:https://txktoday.com/eventscal/tamut-teacher-career-fair-scheduled-april-3-2018/
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SUMMARY:Alzheimer's Alliance Tri-State Area Partners with Over The Edge Global
DESCRIPTION:On Thursday\, March 29\, 2018\, the Alzheimer’s Alliance Tri-State Area will\nannounce their NEW\, EXCLUSIVE to Texarkana repelling fundraising event. The\nannouncement will take place at Texas A&M University Texarkana\, 7101 University\nAvenue\, Texarkana\, Texas\, at 4:30 p.m. \nPartnering with Over The Edge Global\, the Alzheimer’s Alliance Tri-State Area and its\nparticipants will be rappelling off of Texas A&M University-Texarkana to raise funds and\nawareness for their cause. The repelling event will take place on September 15\, 2018. \nIndividuals must raise a minimum of $1\,000 for Alzheimer’s Alliance Tri-State Area to secure a rappelling spot. To register for this exciting event\, go to: https://www.alztristate.org \nOver The Edge has raised over $70 Million with non-profit partners through its signature\nfundraising rappelling events with partners predominately in Canada\, the United States\, and in the United Kingdom. Over The Edge has hosted over 700 successful rappelling events in the past 9 years. \nThe event will help raise much needed funds to provide resources\, services and education for those affected with Alzheimer’s and other related dementias. The Alzheimer’s Alliance also provides OUR PLACE DAY RESPITE CENTER – a program designed to provide much needed rest and relief for caregivers of persons with Alzheimer’s and related dementias. It also provides socialization for those diagnosed with the disease. By offering this service it affords caregivers the freedom to focus on stress relief through rest and relaxation and time for important personal endeavors that are often neglected. \nAlzheimer’s is a devastating disease that impacts the lives of over 17\,000 families in our service area. The mission of the Alzheimer’s Alliance Tri-State is to empower those affected by Alzheimer’s and other related dementias with resources for enhancing their quality of life through education and support. \n“We are excited to be partnering with Over The Edge Global for this exciting event to raise\nmuch needed funds for the Alzheimer’s Alliance and Our Place Day Respite Center. By going over the edge\, we hope to empower participants to help those with this devastating disease”. \nFor more information\, contact:\nTerrie Arnold – Executive Director – (903)223-8021 – terrie@alztristate.org
URL:https://txktoday.com/eventscal/alzheimers-alliance-tri-state-area-partners-edge-global/
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SUMMARY:Lighthouse Christian Academy is now enrolling students
DESCRIPTION:Lighthouse Christian Academy is now enrolling students 1st-8th grade for the 2018-2019 school year and is open to all surrounding areas. Lighthouse Christian Academy strives to give each student a unique hands-on\, one on one learning experience with small class sizes and weekly enrichment classes including art\, chapel\, music\, and more. Lighthouse Christian Academy offers Abeka curriculum for grades 1st-6th and ACE for students 7th-8th grade. \nLighthouse Christian Academy will be hosting an academic showcase night on March 27th from 6pm-7pm that will give information\, tours of the school\, and will also highlight special projects from each class. This event is open to the public for interested families. \nPlease contact Kate Pardue at (903) 276-8876 for more information.
URL:https://txktoday.com/eventscal/lighthouse-christian-academy-now-enrolling-students/
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SUMMARY:Upcoming Baseball Games
DESCRIPTION:Don’t miss the opportunity to support your favorite local high school baseball teams.
URL:https://txktoday.com/eventscal/upcoming-baseball-games/
CATEGORIES:Sports
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SUMMARY:The Big Event 2018
DESCRIPTION:On Saturday\, April 14\, students\, faculty\, staff and alumni from Texas A&M University-Texarkana will show their appreciation to the Texarkana community during The Big Event: Eagle Pride City Wide\, a day of community service.  \nThis annual event for A&M-Texarkana started last year with an overwhelming show of support and volunteer participation. Participants in The Big Event complete “done-in-a-day” community service projects ranging from raking leaves\, washing windows\, removing debris\, cleaning closets\, spreading mulch\, painting and minor repairs to organizing donated goods\, participating in games and activities with senior citizens\, tutoring children and completing other proposed projects. \nMichael Stephenson\, Coordinator of Student Life and Project Manager for The Big Event said “Last year\, our inaugural event boasted over 250 volunteers from our campus community that logged nearly 1\,000 service hours. For one day\, our campus community of students\, faculty\, staff\, and alumni united to extend a helping hand by performing community service on both sides of the state line.” He added\, “This is simply our way of showing our gratitude for the community’s unwavering support of our university.” \nThe Big Event has become somewhat of a national phenomenon at a number of colleges and universities throughout the United States. It originated at Texas A&M University in 1982 when six students felt the need to give something back to the communities of College Station and Bryan\, Texas. Since that time\, more than 100 universities have joined the effort. \n“We reformatted the national event to a big\, one day event\, we could unite the entire campus community\, not just students\,” said Stephenson. “At the conclusion of last year’s event\, my heart was completely full. Our campus truly made an impact on local parks\, neighborhoods\, and organizations. We look forward to serving Texarkana again this year.” Stephenson said.  \nA&M-Texarkana is now accepting applications for work sites and sponsors for The Big Event.  \n“We have great opportunities for local organizations and non-profits to be a part of this event\,” Stephenson said.  \nIf you are a local business and want to sponsor the event\, visit www.tamut.edu/bigevent. Project requests are due by March 23rd and volunteer/participant registration will end on March 31st.  \nFor more information\, contact Michael Stephenson\, Coordinator of Student Life\, at Michael.Stephenson@tamut.edu or (903) 223-1362.
URL:https://txktoday.com/eventscal/big-event-2018/
CATEGORIES:School Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20180320T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20180320T130000
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SUMMARY:A&M-Texarkana to present lecture “Sentient Machine”
DESCRIPTION:Dr. Kevin Rose will present The Sentient Machine: Teaching and Learning in the Age of Artificial Intelligence for the Program for Learning and Community Engagement (PLACE) at Texas A&M University-Texarkana on the Northeast Texas Community College campus\, 2886 FM1735\, Mt Pleasant\, TX.  \n  \nThe lecture will take place in the NTCC HUM 101 (the Humanities Community Room) from 12:20-1:20 PM on Tuesday\, March 20. It is free and open to the public.  \n  \nDuring the lecture\, Dr. Rose will attempt to answer the questions: What does the age of the sentient machine mean for society and learning? Will robots be able to learn faster than humans? Will they ultimately take over the humans’ roles\, and thus creating a ‘jobless future’ for the human race? What will humans need to learn if robots are the ones performing the work? \n  \nPLACE is a faculty-led program designed to create a community of learners comprising A&M-Texarkana students\, faculty\, staff and the community at large. PLACE chooses an annual theme around which to organize a lecture series and other activities that provide focal points for learning and discussion. This year’s theme is “science and technology.” \n  \nFor more information\, contact Dr. Corrine Hinton\, PLACE chair\, at Corrine.Hinton@tamut.edu and visit the PLACE website at www.tamut.edu/PLACE
URL:https://txktoday.com/eventscal/texarkana-present-lecture-sentient-machine/
CATEGORIES:School Event
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DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20180320T170000
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SUMMARY:Equality Texarkana Announces Annual Day of Pride Event\, Stephanie Rice Will Perform
DESCRIPTION:Equality Texarkana\, a locally based non-profit organization dedicated to advocating for and defending the rights of those of the LGBTQ community\, as well as anyone who is affected by inequality\, will be hosting their annual Day of Pride event on June 9th 2018.  Stephanie Rice\, a Texarkana native who recently shared her powerful story of resilience on NBC’s The Voice\, will be the Grand Marshall and will perform live on stage at Front Street Plaza in downtown Texarkana. \n  \nThis year’s family-friendly Day of Pride event will be a combination of Equality Texarkana’s annual Pride Parade and Pride Picnic.  Information for those interested in volunteering\, participating in the parade\, or becoming a vendor can be found on their website:  https://equalitytexarkana.org/day-of-pride-2018/ \n  \nA full itinerary of events will be released in the coming months. \n  \nAbout Equality Texarkana:  \n  \nEquality Texarkana is the preeminent non-profit organization in the greater Texarkana area dedicated to equality. We exist to be advocates and defenders of the LGBTQ community and to stand up for anyone who is affected by inequality. With the help of allies\, we strive to foster a sense of community and unity among all people through public events\, education\, and mental health services. Members of Equality Texarkana are committed to living a life based on respect\, tolerance\, and acceptance of others no matter their ethnicity\, religion\, gender\, gender identity\, sexual orientation\, race\, or political affiliation. All are welcome! \n  \nContact:  \n  \nTo learn more\, please contact \n  \nJimmy Pope\, Jr.\, CEO\n903-280-1285\njimmy.pope@equtxk.org \nNicola Benning\, COO \n903-748-0964\nnicola.benning@equtxk.org
URL:https://txktoday.com/eventscal/equality-texarkana-announces-annual-day-pride-event-stephanie-rice-will-perform/
CATEGORIES:Nonprofit Event
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180317
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180319
DTSTAMP:20260503T190201
CREATED:20180305T153628Z
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SUMMARY:HYPECON comes to Central Mall March 17th & 18th
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URL:https://txktoday.com/eventscal/hypecon-comes-central-mall-march-17th-18th/
CATEGORIES:Art Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20180316T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20180316T170000
DTSTAMP:20260503T190201
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SUMMARY:Disc Golf Tournament Comes to Spring Lake Golf Course
DESCRIPTION:Professional disc golfer Nate Sexton is coming to Texarkana’s Spring Lake Park disc golf course! He will be hosting a tournament\, giving a clinic\, and answer any questions attendees might have about disc golf!! \n“The Texarkana Disc Golf Association is so honored to have him in our city and to be able to showcase the 36 hole course that we along with the Texarkana Parks and Recreation have worked so hard improving over the past two years\,” said Jim Enns\, Texarkana Disc Golf President. \nDisc golf is one of the fastest growing sports in the US and offers a great family fun filled time outdoors!! \nThe Sexton Shootout will be on March 25\, 2018\, at 2:00 pm at Spring Lake Park DGC\, 4303 N Park Rd\, Texarkana\, TX 75501. \nFor $40 each registered player will receive one Innova driver and one Innova midrange of their choice. Players bring their own putter and play with just those three discs!
URL:https://txktoday.com/eventscal/disc-golf-tournament-comes-spring-lake-golf-course/
CATEGORIES:Sports
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DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20180316T170000
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SUMMARY:50th Annual Jonquil Festival at Historic Washington State Park
DESCRIPTION:Since 1969\, thousands have descended on the little town of Washington\, Arkansas to celebrate the Jonquil Festival. It originally began when Mrs. Grace Harris\, a resident of Washington\, relayed an idea to the executive director of the Pioneer Washington Restoration Foundation\, Mrs. Georgia Haynes about her idea of a special event. \nThe idea for the Jonquil Festival was this: since jonquils and daffodils had been planted by pioneer families of the area over 100 years ago\, it would be a great idea to have a regional springtime event when they are in bloom. \nTogether\, with nature showing off her beautiful showmanship of flora and the aesthetic allure of the historic homes of early Washington\, a festival was born. Originally\, the festival was called the Jonquil and Daffodil Trail and lasted 8 days. \nThe name change from the Jonquil and Daffodil Trail to the Jonquil Festival happened in 1972 and in 1976 the festival was changed from lasting 8 days to 3. \nIn 1978\, more than 5\,000 King Alfred bulbs were imported from Holland and added to the already existing jonquils and daffodils in the historic town making it even more vibrant. \nToday\, 50 jonquil festivals later\, we still celebrate the idea put together by Mrs. Grace Harris and have continued to strive to host\, what we at the park think as\, the premier festival in southwest Arkansas. \nSo\, join us March 16th-18th\, for our 50th annual Jonquil Festival. The festival begins at 9 a.m. all three days and ends at 5 p.m. on Friday and Saturday and 4 p.m. on Sunday. Tours of the park will be regular price and parking is $5. Call us at (870) 983-2684 for more information.
URL:https://txktoday.com/eventscal/50th-annual-jonquil-festival-historic-washington-state-park/
CATEGORIES:Arkansas
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20180309T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20180309T203000
DTSTAMP:20260503T190201
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SUMMARY:Book Signing Party for Death's Intern
DESCRIPTION:Local author D. C. Gomez will be hosting a book signing party for her new book Death’s Intern. The event will take place on Friday\, March 9th from 6:30pm to 8:30pm\, at the Orange Blossom Event\, located at 4404 West 7th Street in Texarkana TX. \nThis is a great opportunity to meet the author\, ask questions about the series and pick up your autograph copy of this exciting book. Event is open to all ages and refreshments will be served. For more information on upcoming events\, check out the Facebook page: facebook.com/deathsintern.
URL:https://txktoday.com/eventscal/book-signing-party-deaths-intern/
CATEGORIES:Art Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20180308T173000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20180308T193000
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SUMMARY:UA Hope-Texarkana Hosts Sushi Class
DESCRIPTION:The University of Arkansas Hope-Texarkana will hold a sushi making class in the Hempstead Hall Kitchen on Thursday\, March 8 from 5:30-7:30 p.m. The cost for the class is $30\, and the class is limited to 15 participants. The class will be taught by Ian Sanderson. Sanderson is a graduate of the Pulaski Technical College Culinary School and the Sous Chef at the 1836 Club in Little Rock\, Arkansas. \n  \nThe class will cover rice\, vegetable\, and protein preparation\, and fish selection. Participants will learn how to roll the maki (sushi rolls) in a variety of ways. Also included are lessons to prepare nigiri\, a pressed rice ball with fish over the top. \n  \n“If you are constantly craving sushi\, a sushi making class will teach you the skills you need to enjoy a roll whenever you please. Whether you want to take a class by yourself\, with a date\, or with a group of friends\, a sushi making class is always a good idea\,” said Anna Powell\, UAHT Director of Continuing Education. \n  \nFor more information or to register\, call 870-722-8162 or email maegan.lawson@uacch.edu.
URL:https://txktoday.com/eventscal/ua-hope-texarkana-hosts-sushi-class/
CATEGORIES:School Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20180308T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20180308T130000
DTSTAMP:20260503T190201
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SUMMARY:PLACE  discusses patient care
DESCRIPTION:Michael Manley\, Director of Clinical Integration and Development at the University of Arkansas for Medical Science (UAMS)\, will present his lecture “The New World Order: The Art and Science of Patient Care” for the Program for Learning and Community Engagement (PLACE) at Texas A&M University-Texarkana\, 7101 University Avenue\, Texarkana\, TX.  \n  \nThe lecture will take place in UC 217 from 12:00-1:30 PM on Thursday\, March 8. It is free and open to the public.  \n  \nManley helps formulate\, develop and implement strategies and policies to extend UAMS innovations in patient care to the entire state\, and leads in the development of new ways to integrate technology into patient care. He also directs outreach and provider relations activities and serves as a communicator of strategies and initiatives to provider partners and health care communities. \n  \nManley received his master’s degree in nursing administration from the UAMS Graduate School in 2009 and bachelor’s degree in nursing from the UAMS College of Nursing in 1990. \n  \nPLACE is a faculty-led program designed to create a community of learners comprising A&M-Texarkana students\, faculty\, staff and the community at large. PLACE chooses an annual theme around which to organize a lecture series and other activities that provide focal points for learning and discussion. This year’s theme is “science and technology.” \n  \nFor more information\, contact Dr. Corrine Hinton\, PLACE chair\, at Corrine.Hinton@tamut.edu and visit the PLACE website at www.tamut.edu/PLACE.  \n 
URL:https://txktoday.com/eventscal/place-discusses-patient-care/
CATEGORIES:School Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20180307T083000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20180307T123000
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SUMMARY:Free Family Caregiver Workshop to be held March 21
DESCRIPTION:The Schmieding Home Caregiver Training Program of the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) will hold a free family caregiver workshop March 21 for those who would like to learn about caring for an adult with dementia or Alzheimer’s disease. \n  \nThe workshop\, which is open to the public\, will be held 8:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. at the UAMS Texarkana Regional Center on Aging\, 4010 Jefferson Avenue in Texarkana. For more information or to register\, please call (870) 773-2030. Pastries\, coffee and water will be provided. Space is limited. \n  \nThe Center on Aging is part of the UAMS Donald W. Reynolds Institute on Aging. \n  \nThe program is sponsored by UAMS’ Arkansas Geriatric Education Collaborative and AARP Arkansas. The collaborative is funded by a Health Resources and Services Administration grant of $2.4 million for a Geriatrics Workforce Enhancement Program. \n  \nTaught by Stacy Hatfield\, R.N.\, the workshop will present an overview of dementia and Alzheimer’s disease and provide caregiving tips that maintain respect\, dignity and quality of life for the person living with dementia. Information will also be presented on nutrition\, behavior\, communication techniques and activities. \n  \nAbout 452\,000 family caregivers in Arkansas provide an estimated $4.7 billion in unpaid care each year\, helping their loved ones with bathing and dressing\, cooking meals\, transportation\, finances and complex medical tasks like wound care and injections. \n  \nAARP Arkansas State Director Herb Sanderson said support for family caregivers\, including making available free training opportunities\, represents a top priority for AARP\, which has more than 310\,000 members in Arkansas age 50 or older. \n  \n“Family caregivers are the backbone of our care system\, serving a crucial role in helping older Arkansans and other loved ones remain in their own homes and communities\,” Sanderson said. “Because of their tireless efforts\, older parents\, spouses\, and other loved ones are able to live independently at home and in the community — where they want to be. It’s a labor of love\, and often more than a fulltime job.” \n  \nAARP is the nation’s largest nonprofit\, nonpartisan organization dedicated to empowering Americans 50 and older to choose how they live as they age. With nearly 38 million members and offices in every state\, the District of Columbia\, Puerto Rico\, and the U.S. Virgin Islands\, AARP works to strengthen communities and advocate for what matters most to families with a focus on health security\, financial stability and personal fulfillment. AARP also works for individuals in the marketplace by sparking new solutions and allowing carefully chosen\, high-quality products and services to carry the AARP name. As a trusted source for news and information\, AARP produces the world’s largest circulation publications\, AARP The Magazine and AARP Bulletin. To learn more\, visit www.aarp.org or follow @AARP and @AARPadvocates on social media. \n  \nUAMS is the state’s only health sciences university\, with colleges of Medicine\, Nursing\, Pharmacy\, Health Professions and Public Health; a graduate school; hospital; northwest Arkansas regional campus; statewide network of regional centers; and seven institutes: the Winthrop P. Rockefeller Cancer Institute\, Jackson T. Stephens Spine & Neurosciences Institute\, Myeloma Institute\, Harvey & Bernice Jones Eye Institute\, Psychiatric Research Institute\, Donald W. Reynolds Institute on Aging and Translational Research Institute. It is the only adult Level 1 trauma center in the state. UAMS has 2\,834 students\, 822 medical residents and six dental residents. It is the state’s largest public employer with more than 10\,000 employees\, including 1\,200 physicians who provide care to patients at UAMS\, its regional campuses throughout the state\, Arkansas Children’s Hospital\, the VA Medical Center and Baptist Health. Visit www.uams.edu or www.uamshealth.com. Find us on Facebook\, Twitter\, YouTube or Instagram.
URL:https://txktoday.com/eventscal/free-family-caregiver-workshop-held-march-21/
CATEGORIES:Nonprofit Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20180301T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20180301T210000
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SUMMARY:UofA Hope Hosts Bicentennial Bah
DESCRIPTION:The University of Arkansas Hope-Texarkana will hold the 12 th Annual Beads\, Bags\, and Bangles Kids’ College fundraiser on Thursday\, March 1\, from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. at the Hope Municipal Airport in Hope\, Arkansas. \nThe theme of this year’s event is “The Bicentennial Bash\,” in celebration of the 200-year anniversary of Hempstead County. \nAre you feeling lucky? Featured events this year will include casino games\, live music\, a special tasting event\, exclusive shopping\, heavy hors d’oeuvres\, a live auction\, and more. This event is sure to be one that people will remember for the next 200 years. \nProceeds raised at the 12th Annual BBB event will be used for scholarships and supplies to benefit the 2018 Kids’ College and Camp Save-A- Life programs. These programs are designed for students who will be in first through eighth grade. The 2017 programs served over 250 children from Hope\, Texarkana\, and the surrounding communities. A portion\nof the funds will also benefit UAHT’s Camp Save-A- Life program which serves approximately 50 students in seventh and eighth grade on the Hope and Texarkana campuses. \nTickets to the BBB Bicentennial Bash are $35. For more information or to buy your tickets\, call Jill Bobo\, UAHT Foundation Executive Director\, at 870-722- 8516.
URL:https://txktoday.com/eventscal/uofa-hope-hosts-bicentennial-bah/
CATEGORIES:School Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20180224T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20180224T103000
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SUMMARY:Altrusa Health & Wellness Conference
DESCRIPTION:Altrusa International of Texarkana\, TX\, Inc.\, has arranged for Two Texas Super Docs to share their formula for optimal health and happiness with the greater Texarkana community.  Dr. Patricia Sulak\, (pronounced shoolak)\, and her husband\, Dr. Jeffrey Waxman\, will be presenting an exciting interactive conference for all members of the Texarkana community who want to learn how to prevent disease through healthy living. \n  \n “Altrusa’s mission is to provide leadership and service for a better community. Having Dr. Sulak and Dr. Waxman here to provide their dynamic ideas and solutions that work for optimal health and wellness for all of us\, only motivates us more and improves our community\,” said Peggy Burson of Altrusa International of Texarkana\, TX\, Inc.  \n  \nDr. Sulak founded and directs Living WELL Aware\, a truly unique wellness program that encompasses all aspects of our health including emotional health and stress reduction. (www.livingWELLaware.com)  Her book and her keynote addresses and conferences delineate the eleven essential elements to health and happiness\, empowering everyone to take ownership of their well-being and partner with their healthcare providers for optimal health.  \n  \nAltrusa is a 501©3 non-profit whose name is derived from “altrusium” (to give selflessly) and “USA” and the Texarkana club has been doing just that since 1941.  All proceeds from this Living WELL Aware Conference will be donated to local non-profit organizations in the Texarkana area in an effort to improve their effectiveness in this community. Altrusa’s tag line is “Leading to a Better Community.” \n  \nAltrusa is a local volunteer community service club\, part of a global volunteer service organization\, whose purpose is to promote better communities through service by a network of people with diverse backgrounds and experiences.  Literacy is a focus and leadership is encouraged\, with a concern for accomplishment\, not recognition. (www.Altrusa.org)  \n  \nDr. Patricia Sulak\, an Altrusan from Temple\, TX\, and nationally known practicing OB-GYN as well as a research and medical school professor of Baylor Scott White Health and Texas A&M College of Medicine will start the Spring off right with her Living WELL Aware Conference\, Saturday\, February 24\, 9am\, at Wesley Hall\, Williams Memorial UMC\, 4000 Moores Lane\, Texarkana\, TX.  Her husband\,  Dr. Jeffrey Waxman\, a nationally known practicing Pediatric Urologist and medical school professor\,  will speak from a male’s perspective on the topic of healthy living and will outline 6 areas of his life where he made dramatic improvements simply by changing his thinking and his habits.  Tickets are $65\, which includes lunch provided by Longhorn Steakhouse\, and Dr. Sulak’s and Dr. Waxman’s 5 hour exciting and interactive conference.  Tickets are available from any Texarkana  Altrusan\, and at Texarkana Digital Press\, 2024 N. State Line\, Texarkana\, AR. Seating is limited and all tickets are pre-sale\, none sold at the door. \n  \nFor more information\, please contact: \nPeggy Burson\, Altrusa International of Texarkana \n903-748-8978 \npburson@cableone.net
URL:https://txktoday.com/eventscal/altrusa-health-wellness-conference/
CATEGORIES:Nonprofit Event
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DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20180316T170000
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SUMMARY:Upcoming TRAHC Events
DESCRIPTION:Drop-in Art (FREE!) Workshop\nSaturday\, February 24\, 1 PM until 4 PM \nWant to make fun memories and art with your child? Join us for a come-and-go\, parent and child art making event! \nThe art project will be aimed toward children 4 to 12 years old\, but younger and older kids are welcome to participate. Remember to dress for a mess! \nA parent or guardian must be present; no drop-offs please. \nNo registration is required for this FREE event.\nDrop-in Art is held at the Regional Arts Center\, Downtown Texarkana\, on the corner of Texas Blvd and Fourth Street.\n\n____________________________________________ \n\nClay Birdhouse and Bird Feeder Workshop with Chris Thomas\nTuesday\, February 27\, 6:30 pm until 8:30 pm \nHere comes spring! Come explore the techniques of slab building and slump molds while hand building a unique\, beautiful birdhouse and a bird bath/feeder. Materials and supplies will be provided. All skill levels are welcome to come and play with clay! Finished\, glazed pieces will be available in approximately 3 weeks at the Regional Arts Center. Please note that this workshop is for ages 18 and up. \nClay Bird House & Feeder Workshop with Chris Thomas\n18+\n6:30 pm to 8:30 pm\nTuesday\, February 27\nCost: $55\n(Registration required) \nTo register call Amy Donohoe at 903-792-8681. Payment is due upon registration.\n\n \n____________________________________________\n \nThrough Darkness to Light: Photographs Along the Underground Railroad\nJanuary 28 – March 16\, 2018\n\n“They left during the middle of the night—often carrying little more than the knowledge that moss grows on the north side of trees. An estimated 100\,000 slaves between 1830 and the end of the Civil War in 1865 chose to embark on this journey in search of freedom. They moved in constant fear of being killed or recaptured\, returned\, and beaten as an example of what would happen to others who might choose to run. Under the cover of darkness\, “fugitives” traveled roughly twenty miles each night traversing rugged terrain while enduring all the hardships that Mother Nature could bring to bear. Occasionally\, they were guided from one secret\, safe location to the next by an ever-changing\, clandestine group known as the Underground Railroad. Many consider the Underground Railroad to be the first great freedom movement in the Americas and the first time when people of different races and faiths worked together in harmony for freedom and justice. Through Darkness to Light: Photographs Along the Underground Railroad opens January 28 at the Texarkana Regional Arts and Humanities Council. \nPhotographer Jeanine Michna-Bales has spent more than a decade meticulously researching “fugitive” slaves and the ways they escaped to freedom. While the unnumbered routes of the Underground Railroad encompassed countless square miles\, the path Michna-Bales documented encompasses roughly 2\,000 miles and is based off of actual sites\, cities\, and places that freedom-seekers passed through during their journey. \nWhether they were slaves trying to escape or free blacks and whites trying to help\, both sides risked everything for the cause of freedom. From the cotton plantations south of Natchitoches\, Louisiana\, all the way north to the Canadian border\, this series of photographs by Michna-Bales helps us imagine what the long road to freedom may have looked like as seen through the eyes of one of those who made this epic journey. \nWhile many books have been written on the subject\, there is very little visual documentation of the Underground Railroad because of its secretive nature. Today\, as America becomes more and more diverse\, Michna-Bales believes that an understanding of the experience—and those who lived through it—is more relevant than ever. The Underground Railroad united people from different races\, genders\, social levels\, religions\, and regions in a common and worthwhile cause. It was the first civil rights movement within America. Through Darkness to Light: Photographs Along the Underground Railroad encourages visitors to learn more\, ask questions\, and open a dialogue on the subject\, and in the end\, provide a better understanding of our origins. \nThis exhibition features beautifully dramatic color photographs\, ephemera\, and narratives that together tell the story of the Underground Railroad. The author is working with Princeton Architectural Press to prepare a publication that will combine eighty-two original photographs and text with a diverse sampling of related ephemera. \nThis exhibition was organized by ExhibitsUSA\, a program of Mid-America Arts Alliance.”\n \n \nThe Regional Arts Center is open Tuesdays through Saturdays from 10 AM until 4 PM. Admission is always free. \nFree School and Community Group Tours Available! Call Amy Donohoe at 903-792-8681 to schedule.
URL:https://txktoday.com/eventscal/upcoming-trahc-events/
CATEGORIES:Art Event,TRAHC
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SUMMARY:TXK DNA Community Clean-Up
DESCRIPTION:  \nWho:  TXK DNA invites volunteers downtown  \nWhat:  Downtown Cleanup Day \nWhere: Downtown Texarkana – 200 East Broad Street \nWhen: Saturday\, March 3.  9:00-12:00 \nWhy: Downtown Beautification.  A shiny downtown invites investment!   \nLooking for a quick and easy volunteer project?    \nTXK DNA invites the public to come downtown to the ‘heart of the city’ and help beautify the area.  No heavy-duty labor required\, only sweeping\, bagging leaves and picking up litter will be required.   \nMeeting spot is 200 East Broad.  Drop by this location to pickup supplies and an area in need of some TLC will be assigned to you.  
URL:https://txktoday.com/eventscal/txk-dna-community-clean/
CATEGORIES:Nonprofit Event
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SUMMARY:Texarkana Area Razorback Club will be hosting the University of Arkansas Razorbacks Football Head Coach
DESCRIPTION:The Texarkana Area Razorback Club will be hosting the University of Arkansas Razorbacks Football Head Coach\, Chad Morris\, on Wednesday\, February 21\, 2018. The new coach will speak at the annual dinner event at the Holiday Inn Convention Center in Texarkana\, Arkansas. Doors will open at 6:30 and Big Jakes BBQ will be served. \nChad Morris was named the 33rd head coach in Arkansas football history on December 6\, 2017. “The Texarkana Razorback club is excited to hear Chad Morris speak before his inaugural football season in Fayetteville. We hope as many local Razorback fans as possible can attend to give our new coach a warm welcome to Texarkana.” said Joshua Potter\, member of the Texarkana Razorback Club. \nTickets are $25 for adults and $15 for children under 12. Tickets may be purchased at Mil-Way Federal Credit Union located at 2000 Arkansas Boulevard in Texarkana or the Mil-Way Federal Credit Union in Ashdown. Sponsorship tables of 10 can be purchased for $250 by calling The Potter Law Firm at (870) 774-2569.
URL:https://txktoday.com/eventscal/texarkana-area-razorback-club-will-hosting-university-arkansas-razorbacks-football-head-coach/
CATEGORIES:Arkansas,Sports
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SUMMARY:Early Voting Begins Today for Texas
DESCRIPTION:Early voting takes place from February 20\, 2018\, to March 02\, 2018.  See you at the polls! \nBowie \nBowie County Courthouse – 710 James Bowie Dr. New Boston\, TX 75570 \n\nTuesday\, February 20th through Friday\, February 23rd from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM\nSaturday\, February 24th from 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM\nMonday\, February 26th through Friday\, March 2nd from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM\n\nBistate Justice Building – 100 N. State Line Ave. Texarkana\, TX 75501 \n\nTuesday\, February 20th through Friday\, February 23rd from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM\nSaturday\, February 24th from 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM\nMonday\, February 26th through Friday\, March 2nd from 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM
URL:https://txktoday.com/eventscal/early-voting-begins-today-texas/
CATEGORIES:City Event
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SUMMARY:Shrek Auditions Tonight at Stilwell Theatre
DESCRIPTION:TexRep\, The Texarkana Repertory Company is proud to announce auditions for SHREK! The Musical this evening\, February 19th\, at the Texarkana College Stilwell Theater located inside the Humanities Building.  Based on the Oscar-winning DreamWorks Animation film\, Shrek! The Musical is a Tony Award-winning fairy tale adventure\, featuring all new songs from Jeanine Tesori and a sidesplitting book by David Lindsay-Abaire. \nAudition times are 6:00pm for Ages 10-15 and 7:30pm for Ages 16-Adult.  Those auditioning should come prepared to sing 30 seconds of music appropriate to their voice (a cappella). Performances will be May 4-13\, 2018.   \nThose wishing to learn more about the auditioning process can go to http://www.texrep.org or follow the Texarkana Repertory Company Facebook page.  TexRep is a 501c3 non-profit\, volunteer organization presenting 4 mainstage productions per year produced\, performed\, and supported by members of the local community.
URL:https://txktoday.com/eventscal/shrek-auditions-tonight-stilwell-theatre/
CATEGORIES:Art Event
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SUMMARY:Run the Line Half Marathon Will Begin at 7:30 am\, February 18th
DESCRIPTION:The Ark-La-Tex’s premier half marathon\, Run the Line\, reports record number of sign-ups for this point in time in race registrations. \n  \nRun the Line is a unique event because it’s one of the few races run in two states. Many athletes seek out the race because they’re trying to run in every state\, and Run the Line allows them to score two in a single day – Arkansas and Texas. Additionally\, it’s partly run on paved walking trails\, which not only makes the race unique\, but makes it fit the mission of the organizing committee. Joe Saul-Sehy is President of the Board for Partnership for the Pathway\, the charitable group the race supports. \n  \n“Run the Line is easily our biggest fundraiser for walking trails around Texarkana. Each year\, we’re able to make our city more beautiful because so many locals and new friends from all over the nation come to run in our city. It’s an exciting day for trails and also for the community at large.”  \n  \nSo far\, Saul-Sehy reports that runners have registered from 14 states\, including the event’s first ever entry from Montana. “We’re so proud\, though\, of our local runners. The Texarkana community really supports this event. I think out of town athletes talk highly about us because so many organizations and both cities come together to support this event and walking trails.” \n  \nRun the Line Half Marathon will begin at 7:30 am\, February 18th at Broad and Main Street in front of the Bi-State Justice Building in downtown Texarkana. Registrations are currently open for runners and walkers in the half marathon\, two-person relay\, and four-person relay events at  \nhttps://runsignup.com/Race/TX/Texarkana/RuntheLineHalfMarathonTXAR  Organizers have a website at: www.txkruntheline.org and maintain a race Facebook page.  \n  \nAs in past years\, a big finish line celebration is planned at the finish line in front of Hopkins Ice House. Long time race announcer Mike Jones will be aided by the local Four States Amateur Radio Club\, so they’ll be announcing race results from around the course throughout the event. \n  \nBoth Saul-Sehy and Julie-Ray Harrison are available for interviews or comment. Email joesaulsehy@ymail.com or call me at (903)733-3577 for more information. \n 
URL:https://txktoday.com/eventscal/run-line-half-marathon-will-begin-730-february-18th/
CATEGORIES:Nonprofit Event
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SUMMARY:Discovery Place Presents Royal Palace Party
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URL:https://txktoday.com/eventscal/discovery-place-presents-royal-palace-party/
CATEGORIES:Nonprofit Event
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SUMMARY:A&M-Texarkana PLACE event to focus on sugar industry
DESCRIPTION:“Sugar Coated”\, a documentary that investigates the sugar industry\, will be the focus of an open lecture sponsored by the Program for Learning and Community Engagement (PLACE) at Texas A&M University-Texarkana on Tuesday\, February 6\, from 2:30-3:45 p.m. in UC 210 of the University Center on the A&M-Texarkana campus\, 7101 University Ave.\, Texarkana\, Texas. \n  \nThe lecture\, titled “Is Sugar the New Tobacco? A Viewing and Discussion of the Award-Winning Documentary Sugar Coated” will be presented by Dr. Kim Murray\, Assistant Professor of Sociology and Dr. Doug Julien\, Associate Professor of English. They will show the documentary and then have an open discussion.  \n  \nThe event is free and open to the public.   \n“In this discussion\, I hope to discuss the ways in which social institutions and businesses can shift public opinion\, creating a sense of false consciousness in individuals\, “ said Dr. Kim Murray\, Assistant Professor of Sociology. “People may be unaware that their purchases and dietary habits are not in their best interest.” \n  \nPLACE is a faculty-led program designed to create a community of learners comprising A&M-Texarkana students\, faculty\, staff\, and the community at large. PLACE chooses an annual theme around which to organize a lecture series and other activities that provide focal points for learning and discussion. This year’s theme is “Science and Technology.” \nFor more information\, contact Dr. Corrine Hinton\, PLACE chair\, at Corrine.Hinton@tamut.edu and visit the PLACE website at www.tamut.edu/PLACE.
URL:https://txktoday.com/eventscal/texarkana-place-event-focus-sugar-industry/
CATEGORIES:School Event
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SUMMARY:A&M-Texarkana to offer Certified Occupational Safety Manager and Certified Occupational Safety Specialist programs this spring
DESCRIPTION:The Texas A&M University-Texarkana Office of Extended Education and Community Development will offer Certified Occupational Safety Specialist and Certified Occupational Safety Manager programs on the dates below: \n  \n\nFeb 5-9 on the A&M-Texarkana campus\, 7101 University Ave.\, Texarkana\, Texas (COSM) \nFeb 19-23 on the A&M-Texarkana campus\, 7101 University Ave.\, Texarkana\, Texas (COSS)\n\n  \nBoth of these programs are unique\, curriculum-based programs that build a solid foundation in both general industry and construction knowledge for the beginning safety practitioner as well as the experienced safety professional. And as safety professionals move along in their career path they are in need of training designed for a high-level safety manager.  \n  \nThese programs meet the requirements outlined in the American National Standards Institute’s Criteria for Accepted Practices in Safety\, Health and Environmental Training Standard. \n  \nThe courses consist of 40 hours of hands-on\, instructor-led learning\, delivered by OSHA-authorized trainers and are designed to equip workers with the core competencies they need to succeed in occupational safety and health. The manager course requires the completion of the COSS course prior to taking the COSM. \n  \nCOSS graduates will be able to determine the true cost of accidents; calculate total recordable incident rates; search company and public records to assess where the likelihood of an accident may lie; master the use of the Code of Federal Regulations (construction and general industry); identify hazards\, determine regulatory requirements\, implement corrective actions and train personnel in required changes; complete risk analyses for key jobs and processes; perform thorough accident investigations; develop and implement a safety audit and inspection program; communicate corporate safety initiatives and goals; and develop and maintain company safety plans and manuals. \nCOSM graduates will study areas of Essentials of Safety Management\, Strategic Planning & Evaluating for Safety Success\, Managing Risk & Safety Finances\, Communicating the Safety Message\, and Injury Management\, Incentives & Discipline. \n“We are excited to offer these safety programs for our corporate partners in the region\, as well as the state of Texas\, and are pleased to be able to educate individuals who are interested in learning more about occupational safety and health\,” said Shelley Caraway\, director of Extended Education and Community Development at A&M-Texarkana. “Our goal is to deliver the professional preparation required for workplace advancement and success.” \n  \nThe cost of the course and materials is $1\,699.  For registration and additional information\, contact Shelley Caraway at EECD@Tamut.edu or you can visit our marketplace to register at: \n\nFeb 5-9 Texarkana (COSM) https://secure.touchnet.com/C20339_ustores/web/classic/store_cat.jsp?STOREID=21&CATID=16\nFeb 19-23 Texarkana (COSS) https://secure.touchnet.com/C20339_ustores/web/classic/store_cat.jsp?STOREID=21&CATID=16
URL:https://txktoday.com/eventscal/texarkana-offer-certified-occupational-safety-manager-certified-occupational-safety-specialist-programs-spring/
CATEGORIES:School Event
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